About Stain & Poly Water-Based This exclusive, water-based formula provides deep, rich color and Varathane's® renowned polyurethane finish - plus low odor, fast dry time and easy water clean-up. Indoor use only. Deep, rich color. Stain and Polyurethane combined into one step.

Okay. It's time to stay. Apply a thin coat following the direction of the wood grain making sure to keep a wet. Edge. Delimit brush marks and bubbles hold your brush at a 45-degree angle.

Stain and polyurethane is a time-saver that provides a rich color and polyurethane in one product allowing projects to be finished quickly. Using a high quality synthetic bristle brush, apply in thin coats until uniform coverage is achieved.

This. Product is poly. And stain all-in-one. So as you go you're applying both the clear coat. And the color and you're going to get a beautiful rich red color out of this American chestnut.

BEHR Water-Based Stain & Poly in One delivers rich colour and protection in one easy step. This formula can be tinted to a wide range of popular interior colours and provides a warm look and durable protection to your interior wood surface.

One advantage is that it saves time. Each coat of a stain and poly in one adds color and a layer of protection to the wood. But that time savings comes at a price. If you look closely, sometimes it can appear that the color is floating on the surface of the wood.

Minwax PolyShades combines stain and polyurethane in one simple step. Each coat provides rich color and lasting protection while enhancing the wood grain. This product will reduce finishing time compared with staining with one product and protecting with another.

1 hour Let the first coat dry for 1 hour or more. Dry time may be extended due to high humidity, low temperatures, and inadequate ventilation or if the coat is applied too thick. Lightly sand the surface between coats with fine sandpaper (#400 grit).

After applying wood stain, it's a good idea to seal it with polyurethane to protect your project. There are several different types of polyurethane products to choose from. It's important to select the one that's right for your project and apply it correctly to achieve the best results.

While staining creates a rich, deep color that highlights natural wood grain, it does not provide long-term protection. Without a protective top coat, wood can be damaged easily due to contact with water, food, or sharp objects. A polyurethane top coat protects the wood from scratches, stains and water damage.

Polyurethane is the final finish coat on your wood flooring. If the wood is stained, the polyurethane will protect the stained wood fibers from getting scratched and ruined. Stain by itself will not offer a ton of protection because it is absorbed into the wood and is not sitting on top of it as polyurethane does.

How Long Does It Take For Polyurethane To Dry? After application, oil-based urethanes take about 24 hours to dry, while water-based urethanes require six hours of dry time. However, there's a significant difference between dry time and cure time.

1 hour Let the first coat dry for 1 hour or more.

Over application of stain will lead to surface failure including peeling and cracking. For optimum performance, coat all accessible sides. Two thin coats recommended. 1-2 hours before recoat.

How long do you need to wait before sealing wood after staining? For best results, wait at least 24 hours before sealing the wood. If you are concerned the stain isn't quite dry enough, wait another day before applying poly.

Polyurethane is a protective top coat for indoor stained wood, such as furniture. Its clear, hard finish prevents damage from scratches, scuffs and spills. Different types of polyurethane are available based on desired appearance and protection needs.